Definitions
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- noun The study of
narrative structure.
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Examples
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Hemans's choice of narratology is remarkable because it raises the gendered politics of the travelogue genre.
The Ruins of Empire: Nationalism, Art, and Empire in Hemans's Modern Greece
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The talk also included several pointed gibes against "narratology" and the use of the term "narrative" as in "the Palestinian narrative," which she snarkily associated with a certain literary critic "who had an office at Columbia."
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The talk also included several pointed gibes against "narratology" and the use of the term "narrative" as in "the Palestinian narrative," which she snarkily associated with a certain literary critic "who had an office at Columbia."
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Then you might be able to say some interesting things about the overlap between that narrative and stories from films or comic books, and about audience desires, and about the path-dependent nature of genres and many other things that I think "narratology" excels at.
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I think Jason's right that what I'm doing is identifying what the ludologists have called "narratology" as being something else entirely--really as being what I would call "the bad appropriative mode of cultural studies and literary criticism".
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Her research in cognitive narratology brings together literary modernism's representations of mind functioning and current cognitive science accounts of these processes.
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The second method seems to ignore or pay little attention to the genre elements and their contextual implications, choosing rather to focus solely on ideas of critical theory; narratology, structuralist construction, montage.
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It is one thing to "do" narratology or reader-response criticism or even Marxist criticism, and another to
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Within this construction, narratology blends with ludology.
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The second method seems to ignore or pay little attention to the genre elements and their contextual implications, choosing rather to focus solely on ideas of critical theory; narratology, structuralist construction, montage.
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